Stanford Gives SMU Dose of Own Medicine in Rose Bowl
Stanford Indians upset SMU 7 to 0 in the Rose Bowl, using a early 22 yard pass to set up the lone score as Stanford’s defense contained SMU’s aerial game. Bobby Grayson and Bones Hamilton powered the run to the goal line, with James Menkee adding the extra point.
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Stanford Triumph Over SMU Ends in Wild Gratitude
Stanford defeated Southern Methodist in a hard fought game marked by six interceptions and notable backfield theatrics. Bobby Wilson sparked Stanford with a 10 yard pass to Harry Shuford while Mace Stewart and Bob Finley combined on key returns. A late rally by Stanford sealed the win as fans rushed the turf after the final gun.
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Burglary in a race for pants at Oklahoma meet
Earl Herron of Oklahoma A and M could not outrun a burglar who snatched his trousers and six dollars during a race. Herron wore pajamas and no shoes. The quick thief sprinted away, leaving Herron in his sleepwear.
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No Favorites For Tickets
A collection of sports notes and quick items from January in New York and beyond. Includes profiles of club presidents moving to higher posts, Dixie Walker’s league home runs, Rose Bowl ticket disputes invoking Hoover, air travel ideas for National League teams, and brief remarks on boxing and college games.
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Commencement Exercises Slated at Hazelwood High School
Hazelwood High will hold commencement Sunday evening with Rev. Chitwood of Hartselle delivering the message. Class night on Thursday January 9, Roy Key presiding. Friday night graduates’ exercises with Dr. C. M. Donnelly from University of Alabama Extension Service giving the baccalaureate. Lois White to give valedictory. Roy Key to give salutatory. All events start 7 p.m. Public invited.
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Fictional Hero Puzzle Clues and Answers Pack
A dense word puzzle list with horizontal and vertical clues. Includes references to chivalric heroes, plants, measurements, names, and various definitions. Answers align to crosswords style entries like genus herbal, bronze, and dialect terms.
East Triumphs Over West in Charity Bow Football
Nearly 60 000 fans watched the East defeat the West 19 to 3 in a charity gridiron contest. Eastern stars produced a decisive fourth quarter surge after the West finally kicked a field goal, with touchdowns sparked by Ed Smith NYU and Gomer Jones Ohio State among others, ending with the East holding the ball 23 yards from goal as time ran out.
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Princeton
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Make Up Your Mind Lottie Agony Ad Shocks KC
A Kansas City agony advertisement from January 2 quotes a note urging John to go to general delivery and then to Buffalo if possible addressed to Lottie. The fragment hints at a personal urgency or dilemma without further context.
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Ole Miss Falls Short In Orange Bowl 20 19 To Miami
Miami and Ole Miss staged a close Orange Bowl battle as Catholic University took an early lead before Ole Miss rallied. The Cardinals scored first on a 53 yard run with a fake and a pass, then added a 20 yard score before halftime. Mississippi closed the gap with a 68 yard run by Ned Peters and a late rally including two Pom passes and Richardson’s field goal. Mississippi out gained Catholic 12 to 4 in first downs and sought a late push that fell just short.
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Donor of Golf Cup Samuel Ryder Dies in London
Samuel Ryder, 77, donor of the Ryder Golf Cup for US England professional matches, died suddenly in a London hotel from pneumonia while visiting for Christmas. He presented the trophy in 1926 at St Albans, calling for annual duel between American and British pros.
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Rain dampens New Year dust bowl charity game in Dodge City
In Dodge City Kansas on January 2 the planned New Year dust bowl charity football game was canceled due to rain. Wheat farmers decided the rain would better aid the needy than proceeding with the charity event.
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Dusek Set For Heavyweight Crown In Pittsburgh Bid
By Harry Grayson Ernie Dusek laces up for a Pittsburgh title clash as the Duseks back him for the world heavyweight crown. O'Mahony’s dethronement may come before March return to Ireland. Rudy Dusek retires from competition to manage Ernie, with brothers Walter Emil Joey to appear in prelims as the Duseks plan a world tour.
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Auburn Cage Men Hopeful For 1936 Opener In Gym
Alabama Polytechnic Institute basketball team, coming off a Christmas break, prepares for a home opener against Pepperell Dragons of Opelika in Alumni Gymnasium on Thursday at 7 30 p m They also schedule games with Russell Mills of Alexander City and LaGrange Y M C A Auburn bars feature Rex McKissick Woodrow Barnes Hugh Rodgers and Joe Bob Mitchell in new lineup as they aim for an early Southeastern Conference run and a victory over Vanderbilt January 9 in Nashville
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Sports Mirror highlights from past years and notable figures
Today a year ago Bill Bonthron, former Princeton miler, received the 1934 Sullivan memorial medal for athletic prowess and sportsmanship. Three years ago William Kid Gleason, longtime major league figure, died at 67. Five years ago Max Schmeling and Young Stribling agreed to a Chicago bout.
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Kid) Gleason
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Ends carry Stanford past SMU in Rose Bowl clash
Alvin McMillan praised Stanford ends Monk Moscrip and Keith Topping as the deciding factors in a 7-0 victory over Southern Methodist. He noted SMU failed to get their receivers free as Stanford, with several players from last year’s Rose Bowl, played with fierce, determined style despite criticism after Alabama’s win.
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Bo) McMillan
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Rose Bowl charm ends jinx for Stanford after SMU win
Pasadena reports Stanford finally breaks the Rose Bowl jinx with a 7-0 victory over Southern Methodist. The story notes Stanford’s prior two losses in Rose Bowl games and frames the win as the long-awaited third attempt delivering success while referencing superstition and the calendar setting of Jam. 2.
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Sugar Bowl Thriller Ends 3-2 in Rainy Test of Power
Louisiana State University and Texas Christian University battled in a soggy Sugar Bowl game that produced a 3-2 verdict. Weather muted offenses, with both teams struggling to score as field conditions favored defense. Coaches from both sides touted the effort and noted the impact of the slippery turf on the game’s dynamics.
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